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Happy Birthday IRC! Celebrating the agency's 40th year anniversary, the agency's communications are getting better, not older! Starting in July 2011, consumers, their families and vendors will receive all information electronically.
To sign up for the email distribution list, please fill out the information below and click submit.
Once you have· been added to the email list, you will receive the following notifications:
- Weekly email outlining useful, upcoming events
- Bi-weekly informational newsletters from IRC's Executive Director Carol Fitzgibbons - covering important agency news including budgets, funding, probation, and other important topics
- Breaking news alerts
Don't forget! Entering your email address automatically makes you eligible to win prizes! Names will be randomly selected in September 2011 - good luck!
We love our regional center worker Carmen. She is always there for us and our family. We are happy to be a part of the IRC family.
Thank you for recognizing the efforts of our staff. We will make sure that your comment goes to the manager in charge and to Carmen.
You need to provide the same services as the San Gabriel/Orange County IRC. I am thinking of moving just to be in these IRC’s.
Please indicate the type of services of which you are speaking to your current case manager who may be able to explain the reasons for these differences.
My daughter Cristianna recieves services from regional center….
It is a pleasure working with the professional Inland Regional Center (IRC) coordinators throughout Riverside County and helping the individuals we serve together reach their greatest personal outcomes. Thank you, families, individuals, caretakers, and IRC for giving Towards Maximum Independence (TMI) this opportunity.
Thank you for your kind words and assisting our consumers to live typically in our communities.
“Let us always meet each other with smile, for the smile is the beginning of love.” ~ Mother Teresa
I’m very concerned about the fact that their is no programs for the disabled in my community. The Chino Hills area. We been in this area for the past 12 years and their is still no programs. When is IRC going to look at our community and start seeing the urgent need for programs in our area. My daughter travels far for her needs to be met. I find this very unfair and troublesome. Please take a close look and try to make an effort to help this bad situation. IRC has always been there to help please don’t stop now, we really need you.
Dear Christina, I want to thank you for the opportunity to respond to your e-mail. I am sorry that you feel your area is underserved by Inland Regional Center and I would like to be able to have more information on what types of services and supports that you feel are not available in your community. All consumers/family needs are to be determined through the Individual Program Plan process facilitated by your Consumer Services Coordinator. In order to answer your question more effectively, I would need to know the age of your child and the types of services and supports you feel she may need that are not available.
Inland Regional Center is diligent about inquiring with all our consumers and families the unmet needs that exist so that we can help to coordinate those and/or implement a process to develop additional services and supports. If you feel that your Consumer Services Coordinator is not providing enough information, please contact the respective Program Manager which can be found on our ‘Contact Us’ page by clicking on the link for more comprehensive contacts.
I’m glad that IRC has such a great website!
Armando Escobedo
Executive Director, CFYLP